Chicago parking by block · Washington Heights · Ward 21

Parking at 9350 S Bishop St

Chicago sets parking rules by the block, so this covers 9300–9399 S Bishop St. Everything here is from City records — 11,623 parking tickets written across 115 blocks within a 10-minute walk, 2023–2025.

When is this block cleaned?
Friday, September 11
9am–2pm. A missed one is $60.
Do I need a permit?
No
Not in a residential permit zone.
Cameras nearby?
2
9450 S Ashland Ave (5 min walk) · 1601 W 95th St (5 min walk)

Every 2026 street-cleaning day on this block

Ward 21, section 17. The restriction runs 9am–2pm on each of these; a missed one is $60 and it doubles if it goes unpaid.

May
15
Fri
May
18
Mon
Jul
15
Wed
Jul
16
Thu
Sep
10
Thu
Sep
11
Fri
Nov
6
Fri
Nov
9
Mon

Streets to watch near 9350 S Bishop St

permit zones is the thing to watch around here: 9100 S Ada St alone took 443 tickets in three years, a 6 min walk away.

Permit zones1,117 tickets
Permit zone. You need a zone sticker or a day pass, whatever the hour.
City sticker checks345 tickets
They check stickers on this block. Keep your city sticker current.
Plate checks7,858 tickets
Plates get checked here. Keep your registration and both plates current.
Metered blocks1,417 tickets
Metered. Pay the full time you will actually be gone, and set an alarm.
Other enforcement68 tickets
Enforced regularly. Read the posted signs before you park.

Cameras within a 10-minute walk

  • 9450 S Ashland Avered-light camera, 5 min walk SW
  • 1601 W 95th Stred-light camera, 5 min walk SW

How to not get any of these

  • A text the night before every cleaning day on this block.
  • A spoken warning before you reach any of the 2 cameras nearby.
  • Your city sticker and plates bought on time — a missed sticker is $200.
  • The tickets you still get contested by mail, where 59% are dismissed.
The average ticketed Chicago driver pays $319 a year in fines and late fees. Autopilot is $99/year.
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Ticket counts are parking citations issued 2023–2025 from City of Chicago records obtained under the Illinois Freedom of Information Act (5 ILCS 140), placed to the 100-block. Speed and red-light citations are counted separately. Street-cleaning dates are the City’s published 2026 season for ward 21, section 17. Schedules change — always follow the posted signs.